The Washington Commanders will be without two players for Thursday Night Football against the New York Giants in Week 10, while New York enters the NFC East matchup with only one player carrying a game status designation.
Washington has ruled out center Lucas Patrick and tight end Colson Yankoff, while Giants linebacker Malik Harrison is questionable with a groin injury.
New York received encouraging news with running back Cam Skattebo and quarterback J.J. McCarthy carrying no injury designations after dealing with hamstring and hip injuries, respectively.
Here's a breakdown of the final injury reports and SIC Score comparison for Thursday night's matchup.
Washington Commanders Injury Report
OUT
Lucas Patrick, C — Concussion
Patrick has been ruled out after suffering a concussion during Washington's Week 9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. He did not practice throughout the short week, and head coach Dan Quinn confirmed that Nick Allegretti will start at center against New York.
Colson Yankoff, TE — Knee
Yankoff will miss Thursday's game after being held out of all three practices. The tight end has been dealing with a knee injury since last week and is also a contributor on special teams.
Other Notable Updates
Treylon Burks, WR — Foot
Burks did not practice Wednesday but carries no game status designation. After missing the Week 9 matchup against the Rams, Quinn indicated that the receiver should be available Thursday.
Amik Robertson, CB — Ankle
Robertson was limited Wednesday after practicing fully earlier in the week but carries no game status designation.
Quarterback Jayden Daniels (left elbow), tight ends John Bates (shoulder) and Chig Okonkwo (hip), center Matt Gulbin (knee) and defensive tackle Shy Tuttle (shoulder) practiced fully Wednesday.
New York Giants Injury Report
QUESTIONABLE
Malik Harrison, LB — Groin
Harrison is the only Giants player listed as questionable for Thursday's matchup. New York has no players ruled out or listed as doubtful.
Other Notable Updates
Cam Skattebo, RB — Hamstring
Skattebo carries no injury designation after missing Sunday's victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. The running back returned to full practice participation Tuesday, and head coach John Harbaugh indicated he expects Skattebo to be available Thursday.
J.J. McCarthy, QB — Hip
McCarthy is expected to start after suffering a hip injury during Sunday's game against Philadelphia. He returned to the contest after being evaluated and practiced fully Tuesday.
Commanders vs. Giants SIC Score Comparison
The Giants enter Thursday Night Football with a healthier overall roster according to SICscore.com's injury-based team ratings.
SIC Score | Commanders | Giants |
|---|---|---|
Overall | 72.2 | 77.6 |
Offense | 69.1 | 76.6 |
Defense | 75.2 | 78.6 |
New York holds a 5.4-point advantage in overall SIC Score, with its largest edge coming on offense, where the Giants lead Washington by 7.5 points.
The Commanders' offensive SIC Score of 69.1 reflects a greater injury burden, while the Giants also hold a 3.4-point advantage in defensive health.




